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Pics of Dodgy Speed Shop Day 5/Sep/2004


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Thanks for the invite, I have Gordo's coil pack which I wanted to test, plus I basically did nothing today so couldve come down, looks like it was krazy.

don't be stupid cyrus. They didn't want you there. That was an l337 squad get together. I guess someone forgot to tell Will.

I'm not trying to start a shit fight. But as what I said in my post in another thread, if a group of friends or "mates" want to hang out and do what ever they so wish, do said "group" really need to invite every one they have in there saved numbers on their phone's?.

I'm not trying to start a shit fight. But as what I said in my post in another thread, if a group of friends or "mates" want to hang out and do what ever they so wish, do said "group" really need to invite every one they have in there saved numbers on their phone's?.

This is correct and the answer is...

No.

Don't really think this warrants closure, this was a non SAU day, get over it people. Simple. Thanks for the pics Will, my car is now at the exhaust place getting the Mack Truck/Boeing 747 noise taken care of...

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